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Ron Gruenhagen’s life revolves around his Iowa farm, but his livelihood is dependent upon rules made in Washington and the buying habits of his major consumers located half a world away in China. While he worries about a potential trade war and what he sees as America’s declining world status, the 73-year-old Trump supporter has faith in the president, who he believes will restore the United States to its place as a great superpower.

VIDEO: There are allegations that a growing number of pro-Nazi extremists are infiltrating Germany’s military. It’s a sensitive topic in a country where 20th century Nazi history casts a long shadow. Other countries, including the United States and France, have uncovered extremists within their armed forces. We asked a military professor in Germany why joining the army appeals to extremists.

The leader of Indonesia’s — and the world’s — largest Islamic organization has called for a for a strengthening secular values. The appeal come just after Jakarta elected a governor who called for Islam to dominate politics and society. The remarks counter a growing movement to transform Indonesia into a nation ruled by Islamic law.

Property over people? A plan to move more than a million people out of their homes is sparking protest in Moscow. Russian authorities say about 8,000 short-story buildings are in disrepair, and they promise to move residents to better apartments. While some residents celebrate, others suspect corruption.

QUICK TAKE VIDEO: Going back to school in Mosul is vastly different these days. Most of the buildings at Mosul University are in ruins after Islamic State used the campus to train fighters and research bomb-making. Now students and faculty are back, intent on restoring the prestigious university to its former glory.